Court confirms Celsius bankruptcy exit plan, $2B in crypto to go to creditors
The decision ends the complex case with a creditor-approved plan that will see their partial reimbursement and make them shareholders in a new company.
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The decision ends the complex case with a creditor-approved plan that will see their partial reimbursement and make them shareholders in a new company.
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